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Explore our in-depth articles and resources on all aspects of sales tax, crafted by industry experts to provide you with the insights and guidance you need. From fundamental principles to complex scenarios, our content covers every angle, helping you navigate the nuances of sales tax confidently.

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January 1, 2025

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Is SaaS Taxable in Virginia in 2026?

No, SaaS (software as a service) sales aren't currently taxable in Virginia. Sales of digital goods and cloud-based products are also not subject to sales tax in the state. That being said, Virginia’s Joint Subcommittee on Tax Policy is actively discussing the financial impact of implementing new taxes on software and digital goods.

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South Dakota v. Wayfair – six years later

States collect sales tax to fund government programs, including education and public services. A long time ago, it was easy to collect sales tax. Customers visited local businesses, which charged tax at the local rate and paid it to the state where they operated. 

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How Tariffs Impact Ecommerce Brands: What to Know

It is all about the upcoming (potential tariffs), what they are, and how you should prepare for them.

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Is SaaS Taxable in New Jersey in 2026?

No, according to the New Jersey Tax Division, cloud-computing services—including SaaS (software as a service)—are generally not subject to sales and use tax. An exception is when they are classified as information services.

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Is SaaS Taxable in North Carolina in 2026?

No, North Carolina does not tax software as a service (SaaS), but the state does tax some digital goods. The state applies a tax of 4.75% to sales of items that it defines as tangible personal property. SaaS is considered a service in North Carolina and, therefore, is not taxable.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Washington?

Yes. SaaS (software as a service) sales are nearly always taxable in Washington. The current state-level tax rate is 6.5%. Many local jurisdictions (such as cities and counties) in Washington impose their own sales tax as well. Staying informed about both state and local tax rates is key to ensuring compliance.

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Sales Tax vs. VAT: What Is the Difference?

Sales tax and VAT (value-added tax) are similar in principle: they are taxes, imposed by governments, on consumer goods and services. In the U.S., sales tax is the primary form of taxation on consumer goods. VAT can be considered a sales tax equivalent; it’s used by more than 170 other countries.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Colorado?

Yes, in some parts of the state. SaaS (software as a service) is considered “non-tangible” under Colorado law, meaning that it’s not taxable at the state level. However, some local jurisdictions in Colorado have their own taxation rules regarding SaaS products and services. So in certain areas, including Denver, some SaaS offerings are taxable.

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